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Spokane to Host NATIVE Project Event Focusing on Venture Capital and Sports

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Spokane, Washington, will host the NATIVE Project event from April 30 to May 1, 2025, catering to professionals in venture capital, business banking, and sports. The event will commence at 1:00 PM local time and conclude at 8:14 PM GMT on May 1. This initiative aims to create synergies among various sectors, highlighting the role of funding in driving innovation. Local businesses, particularly in Spokane County, stand to gain from the networking and collaboration that will take place. With a focus on cheerleading and community engagement, the event seeks to elevate the profile of Spokane as a hub for business and finance.

Attendees will explore new funding opportunities, fostering a supportive ecosystem for emerging projects. The event is a strategic move to strengthen the region's economic landscape and enhance its appeal to investors. By bridging the gap between sports and finance, the NATIVE Project aims to inspire future collaborations.

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